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Heavy Higgsino Interpretation of the LZ Event
The LZ experiment has recently reported a $248$ keV nuclear recoil event in a region where backgrounds are expected to be low. A pure higgsino scattering inelastically through a $Z$-boson is an exciting possible interpretation of this event, but at the mass required for thermal freeze-out to account
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